Questionnaire is a great way to assess the level of awareness regarding energy in your school. Sample questionnaire survey can be found at the link below.
This checklist indicates some ideas for action on the Energy Theme.
Trees play an import role in capturing CO2 and helping combat climate. The wood chain and seed game activity teaches how seeds become new trees, when they have the right conditions.
Learn to discover how many appliances are left turned on or on standby when not in use.
Lighting is one of the areas that links well with Green-Schools Energy actions. Learn how to review the lighting situation in your school and simple actions you can take.
Learn some simple steps to save money whilst reducing heating energy use and maintaining comfort at school.
Learn about energy conservation hierarchy in your school and the potential Energy saving opportunities.
Light can be responsible for up to 40% of energy costs in a school. Learn more about how to be energy efficient with this energy resource.
When applying for the energy theme flag, we are asked to provide evidence of maintenance on previous themes. This document will help identify how those actions can and do relate to directly to the energy theme itself.
Discover how many appliances are left turned on or on standby when not in use.
Explore this resource to discover why the challenge is important, see how students are saving water, and find out how your school can get involved.
Looking to share more information around your school about recycling and bin management? Use these slides to help you and your committee confidently present useful tips to your classmates. Don’t forget to check the notes! Want to test everyone’s knowledge after the workshop? No better way to finish than with a Recycling Quiz ! […]
Through this lesson, students will be able to: 1. Recognise that they belong to different groups and communities (home, county, country, continent, planet). 2. Identify the names of their county, country, and continent, and understand that they are all part of the planet Earth. 3. Appreciate that people around the world live in different places […]
Get involved with World Recycling Day by taking our quiz! Looking to share more information around your school about recycling and bin management? Use these slides to help you and your committee confidently present useful tips to your classmates Access the powerpoint here – don’t forget to check the notes!
Join Rob and Hans as they talk you through the key points of setting up your Green-Schools Committee.
Join Aiden and Lukasz as they give you tips and tricks for facilitating meetings.
This activity will show you how you are connected to many different people and countries across the globe.
This activity will show you how you are connected to many different people and countries across the globe.
Templates to support schools wishing to monitor bicycle parking, survey cycling safety awareness and promote bicycle safety checks are available in Irish and English. These will help you identify actions for your travel action plan.
